Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-02

I The demand Tor e-gs mas improNc1s
and prices ON both butter and eggs have
advanced accordingly. Apples, fancy
stock, sell mp close to the supply.
Green stnfT Is selling up pretty
close 10 tie supply and prices have changed
but II "a few instances s1ace cur
last report Good stock Is sold up pretty
close TO the supply, bat ordinary
stun hangs On and Is slow selling
| The prices quoted below are wholesale hg-
ures and ali green stuff Il home raised The
quotations are changed on Tuesdays and
FRIDAYS. hut the market Is liable Ia fuc-
tuatiOns between those days
Butter-DemaDd brisk; choice creamery
| 30a3lle; country choice 2ds2Sc; good ceuu-
try 2Oa25c; common 5a6e; supply fair.
Beaas-Sew handpieked navy 81 2Ial 40
per bushel; old 81 10al Is; demand for
old slow. for new good.
Dried Fruit-New evspoTatcd pared
peaches 30a35c: IMPAIRED do l5alTe; rasP-
| berries 5aa22e; blaekberries 9a10c:new sun
dried apples, quartered, &c, sliced 4aoe;
PEACHES, new halves. 4aa5lc; do quarters
a5e;do pared 15a1Se; pitted cherries l21l3c;
new evaporated apples l0al2c. Market on
dried fruit nominal: demand moderate
Cheess-Sales in a jObbing way Of prime
mild Ohio factory al SIC; New York la
| l5c; Sweitzer 1lal2c; Lmberger 9alOc-
| Eggs-Strictly fresh stock at ldal6c per
doz supply light and demand good.
! FEATHER Choice, 50a55c, IN original
packages; 4a5c more in small lots
Honey-Choice white clover, l3al4c,
choice buckwheat, 12al4c
Potatoes Choice new home raised, As &c
soc per bushel; demand light; supply good
PoulfTy-Live chickens, old IS 0ls3 p
per dozen; dressed chickens 4 10 lie PEI
pound; turkeys, live 7sSc, dressed 9allc
per pound: demand good, supply fair;
ducks, live ~ 0Csa3 on per doz dressed,
lOal2c; dressed geese, case pei pound.
Rass-Stesdy 81 lialle Tor white mixed
cotton; 1al!e for all wool snd ltal!c Tor
| mixed.
Seesls-Clover. per baShel, 81 mas p;
timothy, per hushsl, 81 lia2 ~ Market
active Extra clean blue grass, zoe; or
chsrd grass, 81 80; red top, 7nc per busbel.
LaHd-Country prime, 5ta6ci demand
fair
Apples-Green, per Dbl. choice new,
81 OOa2 30; common 81 80 per barrel;
demand good; sEpply hight
Buckwbes,t FlOur-Per pound 2la2lc-
Onions-New, 75ca$l % per bushel; good
demand; supply light
Cabhage-Sl GOAL - per harrel; demand
good, supply light
Sweet pOtatoes-$2 80 10 IS per barrel;
Jerseys, IS % 10 s 80; supply light; de-
mand good.
Cranberries-S2 75 10 s. 90 per bushel;
crate; good demand, supply good.
Nuts-ShellhaTk hickory nuts per bushei
Slal %; walnuts 25a35c.
ParSnipS-Sl 2jal 30 per barrel.
Turnips-Sl per barrel.
kaleSl Sja2 % per barrel.
Green Onions-3hc per dozen punches
Chicago.
CHICAGO, March There was 4 repe-
tition Of the scenes Of Yesterdays excite
ment in the pork pit al the opening ihls
morning, but during the remainder OF the
day trading was limited. The Clique
demonstrated that il had complete control
OF the market, and whenever shorts
attempted 10 cover the price advanced in
an alarmingly quick manner. May pork
opened at all sorts Of prices, SlI.OO being
bid. and SIS. ~ asked in different parts OF
the pit There Were transactions ST SlT.G5
and SI7. 70 within = very few minutes
Other hog products were less unsettled. Not
80 many orders 10 sell were on the floor as
expected. 1t did not take long to convince
raiders that the session Was going 10 hc IN
marked contrast 10 the one Of Yesterday,
but nevertheless the hig end Of the crowd
hung around the pork pit From $3.50,
IT n h.4ra IEQs q sale after
the opening, the advance 10 Sl9 was quite
steady, but although the fuctuatiOn was
81 ~ Ter barrel, the excitement incident
thereto WAS very slight as compared with
Yesterday. There was not much pork for
sale, and such shorts a. were out
were not diSpaSed 10 pay present inflated
prices. This restricted trading 30 much
that II helped hear the market down from
Slgt50 10 J. 30. Toward ! O'clock May
wicked up 10 SIS. ~, the pit filling up
with more buyers than there were IN II
earlier. They soon withdrew, however
and prices reacted Ia SlS'6Tl. On the
afternoon board May opened al $3.50
with few sales n $500, fell on 10 SIS. ~
and closed 81 that point Tor the day. 4
number OF shorts made private settlement"
and withdrew from the market. Operators
in general were diStruSiful and declined 10
execute orders. In wheat, the starting
prices for May delivery was &c. lower al
sc. a rally 10 - c. occurred, hnt owing
10 reported fine weather the tone became
easy and the price fell of steadily 70 ne.
rallied a triie and closed Al - aT.3C.
Corn easier. Oats dull. Lard IL cents
100 pounds lower. Flour quiet and IN
changed Wheat-Cash No = spring IA
a15c: do No spring 70a7lc; No. red
7-a7- c; March 7l.a724c closing al '2c;
Nav .73aI~4c, closing al nc. June 1Sla
79,c. closing al 7e.c, July SOaSO-c;
closing 81 sole. C0Tn-Cash No. , %i5a
25lc: March 35la34c. closing al 22!lc May
3-sa3g-c. closing al &; June %9!a4O!C,
closing AZ &9AC: July 40 AL &C, closing al
4Ogc. Olts-Cash No. =. 233C; March
@3sa24c, closing al 23,c; May 2-.a2>sc,
closing at = G: June - a29.c, closing al
2-sc Rye-Cash No. al Sc. Barley
Cash No = 50I52c, Flax Seed
Cash No. !. 81 o. Timothy Secd-Prlme
No. /. 81 u. Mess Pork-Casl SIS LA
i 81; March Sl7 2Oal- -, closing ST
ST. Il; MAY 81 j0al9 Uu, closing at
SlS ~: June Sl7 Goals o., closing al
Sl- a.. LATG march - N-.A. Iu-GlO>IuE ~
S7o2}. MAY s. l5a7 -, closing at SIS:
June s. 20a7 - :, closing al s. u. Porl
Short nib s. -; shoulders ST. olaG -.
short clear s. 2Oas -. Whisky-At
81 Il. SugaI-Cutloaf 6 aG.c c; Granulatsd
Gc: standard \ 5iSfsc, Burter-FiIT;
creamery 2Gs3lc; dairy 22ta2i. Eggs
! l5lalGc.
Cincinnati.
| CINCINNATI, .. March Cotton
In good demand Fl0ur-EaSier. Wheat
Easy: No. ned 80, receipts -, ono
bushels; shipments =, "nn bushels Corn
Easier: No. mixed %9a39.c. nlts-ln
fair demand; No. , mixed 81 Rye
I Easter At SO. Pork-Nominal at $40 ~
Iard-Dull: Sc ~ hid, s. o. asked. Bulk
Meats-Steady; short ribs s. -. Bacon
Quiet at s. ~. WhiSky-Stesdy al
81 j. Butter-Scarce and higher: extra
creamery 32aSSc; good 10 prime 2ia8nc;
GOOD 10 prime dairy roll 2la2ie- Sugar
Quiet. Eggs-WeakeI at l3lal4c. Cheese
Scarce and firm.
Toledo.
T0LED0, O.. March l.-Whest-Dull
and easier; cash 80; May sc hid; June
Sc3lc asked: August S.isc hid. C0rn-Dull
-. - III -. -. Nov IA. Iats-